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Speaking from my own experience and after thoroughly reviewing available information, I found it challenging to obtain clarity on the typical spreads for EUR/USD when trading with Industrial Securities Futures. The broker’s disclosures do not specify spread ranges or detailed fee structures for standard accounts. This lack of transparency is a concern for me, as knowing the spread is a fundamental part of risk and cost management in forex trading. From my perspective, transparency about trading conditions—especially core details like spreads, commissions, and execution methods—is essential for building trust and making informed decisions. With Industrial Securities Futures, I noticed that while the firm is regulated by China's CFFEX and has maintained operations for several years, crucial details about spreads are simply not made available to clients up front. In my experience, this means I would have to make direct contact with their support channels or test a demo account to try to infer or verify spread levels in practice. Given the absence of published data, I would personally exercise caution. For my own trading, any broker that does not openly disclose its fee structure, particularly on major pairs like EUR/USD, doesn’t meet my standards for full transparency and control over trading costs. That is a significant factor for me when deciding where to entrust my capital.